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Our ProgramsFinance, Risk Management & ComplianceIn today's competitive business environment, it is mandatory for every manager to be "finance-savvy." No matter how effective their management style or how innovative their ideas, their performance will ultimately be measured in dollars and cents. Participants will gain greater confidence in understanding the financial jargon used in their business thus helping them to cultivate better working relationships with finance professionals. This program is suited for those who want to learn how to "think finance" and translate performance into financial terms.
There are two key elements necessary for effective risk management practice. They are sound interdisciplinary processes and the right information. The implementation of sound review processes involve broad interdisciplinary participation which focus on improved communication. This program provides answers to the key questions facing those responsible for risk management and presents a practical, step-by-step approach to developing a Risk Management Plan and implementing a Risk Management Program. Analysing Financial Statements provides a review of the latest proven analytical tools to enable easier prediction and evaluation of a firm's financial conditions. This program teaches participants concrete techniques that enable management to make truly informed decisions, improve their company's profit picture and shareholder's investment. Return on investment, net present value, discounted cash flow and other important concepts are described and discussed. The result in turn, is that participants are able to increase their own value to their organisation. They will be able to master these techniques and understand the fundamental drivers that can dramatically increase the value of the firm. The Effective Business Case provides guidelines to planning, writing and compiling a proposal document. The program focuses on the development of effective strategies to highlight an organisation's competitive advantage through the business case. An emphasis has been made on the writing process as a business development strategy and the use of some basic financial metrics in the preparation of the business case are described. Participants will be able to identify the full scope of activities which contribute to the preparation of a competitive business case. |